One of this man's sons supplied the Greeks with wine during the Trojan War; that man Eueneus and his brother Nebrophonus were sons this man had on Lemnos with Hypsipyle. Pindar claims that this man was known as "Diomedes" until his tutor Chiron gave him his better-known name. While crossing the Anaurus River on the way to Iolcus, this man lost a sandal, which allowed Pelias to recognize him. Phineas once advised this man to send a dove through the Symplegades. In order to recover an object once 
One of this man's sons supplied the Greeks with wine during the Trojan War; that man Eueneus and his brother Nebrophonus were sons this man had on Lemnos with Hypsipyle. Pindar claims that this man was known as "Diomedes" until his tutor Chiron gave him his better-known name. While crossing the Anaurus River on the way to Iolcus, this man lost a sandal, which allowed Pelias to recognize him. Phineas once advised this man to send a dove through the Symplegades. In order to recover an object once brought to Colchis by Phrixus, he harnessed fire-breathing bulls and, like Cadmus, sowed dragon's teeth into the ground. For 10 points, identify this husband of Medea who led the Argonauts in search of the Golden Fleece.
One of this man's sons supplied the Greeks with wine during the Trojan War; that man Eueneus and his brother Nebrophonus were sons this man had on Lemnos with Hypsipyle.
{Jason} [or {Iason}]